As Mr Norgrove observes in his interim report, there have been at least seven reviews of family justice since the main legal framework, the Children Act, became law in 1989. Yet the same problems exist today as then. Mercifully, he does not conclude that the solution is the one always offered by the last government: more money. What is proposed instead is significant reform of the complicated system, basing it around a new Family Justice Service, with a chief executive, a management board and a simple structure. Provided this does not cost a fortune to establish and run, it seems a sensible way forward.
Bill Frist Newt Gingrich Rudolph Giuliani Al Gore Chuck Hagel
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